What other plant parents say
4.8 out of 5
Survivor 108
Pet friendly 27
Fast grower 20
Browns easily 13
Easy to propagate 11
Blooms easily 6
Large, lush leaves 4
05/29/2021
lovely! super easy to take care of :}
it was a gift from my grandmother about a month ago it’s a perfect room plant
Fast grower
Pet friendly
Survivor
Browns easily
Blooms easily
05/28/2021
Such an easy plant to maintain, and it can fit in all sorts of cool containers. No soil needed!
05/27/2021
I bought this because I thought it was cute, and I needed to fill some space on shelves I just put up. The only thing is you CANT go without spraying with water, or the tips WILL brown.
Survivor
Pet friendly
Browns easily
05/17/2021
i kept this plant in my car and it browned quickly but the other two kept in temperature regulated areas are thriving
Survivor
05/17/2021
Easy keeper
Survivor
05/17/2021
Only blooms once and then has pups.
Survivor
05/15/2021
super easy to care for! just soak it in cool water once a week for 30 mins and mist daily!
05/14/2021
Very good beginner plant but doesn't grow super fast
Survivor
Pet friendly
05/04/2021
Easy to take care of, hard to kill
04/25/2021
I’ve had this plant for around 4 years and I’ve never had an issue with it. It’s a super interesting plant and all my years of having it it looks like I might get a bloom soon!
Survivor
04/07/2021
I love air plants as a way to add a bit of life to a small spot where it would be awkward to have regular plant in a full pot with soil. Also, they just look like tiny aliens, which is a plus in my book.
Pet friendly
Survivor
04/07/2021
Easy care—just immerse in water for 20-30 min weekly and you’re good to go!
I forget to water these guys all the time but they seem to be fine with it if I miss a week 🥴
Survivor
03/30/2021
Air plants are super cool, stick em anywhere , no soil needed!* This one is happy inside being watered every couple of weeks , because I Live in a hot place!
Survivor
03/29/2021
My little collection of air plants is still thriving. Surprisingly, recovering and slow growing from a lack of water. Rain water really brought up to speed. Do be mindful of how long a soak bath that was my main cause for root rot. I tend to soak for 30 minutes in lukewarm water, take them out/good hard shake then turn on side or upside down on a paper towel and dry for 2 hours before returning to container. They seem to do well in bright indirect light with some shade. Again, I tend to rotate placement so they don’t burn in the Texas sun. I have an east facing window with some shade thanks to two very old oak trees. HOT TIP: Even though these plants do tend to brown easily if neglected for too long(think 3 - 6 months), that doesn’t always mean their dead. Air plants are known to go dormant when there’s a lack of moisture for long periods of time. But will bounce right back after a good, controlled douse.
Survivor
02/24/2021
Very easy to care for because they absorb moisture from the air. This means you only need to water sparingly and if you forget to for a while, it’s okay!
I do recommend that when buying a sky or air plant to make sure if it comes in a cute container/decorative pot or even wood that it isn’t glued in or stuck to anything. The first air plant I ever got was glued into a piece of wood to make it look like it was growing out if it. This causes the roots to not be able to get water/ be able to grow. My air plant now is placed in a seashell and can easily be removed for soaking in some water
Survivor
02/16/2021
While air plants don’t need soil, they still need to be watered, aka completely submerged, somewhat often.
02/13/2021
Picky plant.
Browns easily
